Section 1
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Introduction
Our 2004 Town Hall
Julie Knutson, President and CEO, Oklahoma Academy; Bill McKamey, Vice-President, American Electric Power; Michael Lapolla, University of Oklahoma; and Craig Knutson, e-conographic Consulting Services
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River Projects Envisioned
Brian Barber, Staff Writer, Tulsa World, August 11, 2004
Indian Nations Council of Governments; and Carter-Burgess (Dallas, TX)
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Moving Toward Sustainable Progress
Will Focht, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political Science; Director of the Environmental Institute and the Environmental Science Graduate Program, Oklahoma State University
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Smart Growth: Investing in Oklahoma
Susan Savage, Secretary of State and former Mayor of Tulsa
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Smart Growth: Investing in a Better Future
A Review of the Fiscal and Competitive Advantages of Smarter Growth Development Patterns by Mark Muro and Robert Puentes, March 2004, The Brookings Institution
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“Breakfast from Arkansas”
Marty D. Matlock, PhD, PE, CSE, Associate Professor of Ecological Engineering and Robert A. Morgan , University of Arkansas; and Kent W. Thornton, FTN Associates, Ltd.
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Section 2
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Oklahoma
Thoughts of an Oklahoma Environmentalist, Oilman & Teacher R. Dobie Langenkamp, Professor and Director National Energy-Environment Law and Policy Institute at the University of Tulsa College of Law
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Thoughts of an Oklahoma Scientist and Educator
Charles J. Mankin, PhD, Director, Oklahoma Geological Survey and Sarkeys Energy Center
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Tar Creek: Oklahoma’s Poster Child for “Imbalance”
Steve Thompson, Director, Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
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Urban Sprawl in Oklahoma
Robert Gregory and Anita Poole, Kerr Center for Sustainable Agriculture
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Brownfields in Oklahoma
Rita Kottke, PhD, Brownfield Program Coordinator, Land Protection Division, Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
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Air Quality in Tulsa: “An Ounce of Prevention ...”
Jerry Lasker, Executive Director, Indian Nations Council of Governments
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Air Quality in Oklahoma City: “Any Way The Wind Blows ...”
Zach D. Taylor, Executive Director; and Jerry A. Church, Special Programs Officer Association of Central Oklahoma Governments
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Recycling in Oklahoma?
Michael Patton, Executive Director, The Metropolitan (Tulsa) Environmental Trust
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Efforts to Boost (Oklahoma) Recycling Going to Waste
By Michael Baker, Staff Writer, Daily Oklahoman, July 6, 2004
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Section 3
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Social Balance
Human Behavior and Land Use
Beth Schaefer Caniglia, Assistant Professor of Environmental Sociology, Department of Sociology, Oklahoma State University
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Human Behavior and Water Use
Guy W. Sewell, Ph.D., Professor of Environmental Health Sciences and Robert S. Kerr Endowed Chair, East Central University
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Human Behavior and a Culture of Compliance
John R. Shook, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Oklahoma State University and Director of OSU’s Pragmatism Archive and Beth Shaefer Caniglia, Assistant Professor of Environmental Sociology, Department of Sociology, Oklahoma State University
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Section 4
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Environmental Balance
Hydrogen and Automobiles
Stan Ovshinsky, National Public Radio, April 27, 2004
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Cleaning Up Oklahoma’s Landscape
Robert J. Sullivan, Jr., Chairman, Oklahoma Energy Resources Board
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A Responsible Balance and the Nature Conservancy
Grant Gerondale, Director of Environmental Affairs, The Nature Conservancy of Oklahoma
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Restoring the Tall Grass Prairie
Samuel D. Fuhlendorf and David M. Engle, Rangeland Ecology and Management Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, Oklahoma State University
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Nature’s True Value
Tom Libby, Chairman, Oklahoma Chapter, The Sierra Club
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Save The Illinois River
Ed Brocksmith, Secretary-Treasurer, Save the Illinois River, Inc
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Illinois River: Deal Leaves Tulsa Developer Facing Fine
Rod Walton, The Tulsa World, May 16, 2004
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Working For Oklahoma’s Economic & Environmental Future
James Barnett, President and General Counsel, The Environmental Federation of Oklahoma |
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Us ... and Our Neighboring States
Diana Wilkins, Department of Environmental Quality (Oklahoma)
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Section 5
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Economic Balance
Corporate
A Global View of Corporate Sustainability
Mark P. Sharfman, PhD, Associate Professor of Strategic Management Division of Management and Michael F. Price College of Business, The University of Oklahoma
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Xerox and Corporate Sustainability
James E. Warram, P.E., Environmental Engineer, Xerox Corporation, Oklahoma City
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The Built Environment & Sustainable Development
Dru Meadows, AIA, CCS, CSI and Chuck Bell, AIA, NCARB
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Weyerhaeuser in Oklahoma
Mike Wood, Environmental Affairs Manager, Weyerhaeuser Company
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Making the Case for High Performance Buildings
Francis Kubier, (Rees and Associates) Oklahoma Organizing Group
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Sustainability: Good Business and Good Sense
J.J. Mulva, President & CEO, ConocoPhillips
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Agri-Business
Poultry and Pork Agri-Business: Oklahoma’s Two White Meats
Anita Poole, Assistant to the President/Legal Counsel, Kerr Center for Sustainable Agriculture
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Seaboard Farms: Pork in the Panhandle
Gary Reckrodt, Communications and Public Affairs Manager Seaboard Farms, Inc
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Agriculture
Oklahoma Agriculture - A Major Contributor to a Responsible Balance
Terry Detrick, Vice President, Oklahoma Farmers Union
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Valuing Natural Resources
Tom Lucas, Resource Conservation & Development Coordinator, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
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Sustainable and Diversified Agriculture
Terry Peach, Oklahoma Secretary of Agriculture and Jack Carson, Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry
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Sustainable Agriculture at Oklahoma State University
Ross O. Love, PhD, Assistant Director, Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Oklahoma State University
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Section 6
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Institutional Balance
Oklahoma Legislature: The Inside Scoop
Larry Rice, State Representative; and Director of Public Affairs, University of Tulsa
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Native American
Indian Sovereignty
Lee Hester, Director of American Indian Studies, University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma and Director of the Howard Meredith Indian Humanities Center
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EPA Policy for Programs on Indian Reservations
William Ruckelshaus, Director, Environmental Protection Agency, November 8, 1984
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The Inter-Tribal Environmental Council of Oklahoma
Lee Hester, Director of American Indian Studies, University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma and Director of the Howard Meredith Indian Humanities Center
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State Government
This Generation’s Problem
Miles Tolbert, Secretary of the Environment, State of Oklahoma
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DEQ …”for a clean, attractive, prosperous Oklahoma.”
Steve Thompson, DEQ Executive Director
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Oklahoma Conservation Commission
Larry Edmison, Water Quality Division Director, Oklahoma Conservation Commission
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A Responsible Regulatory Balance
Jeff Cloud, Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner
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Federal Government
Regional Environmental Protection Agency
Richard Greene, Regional Administrator, EPA Region 6 (OK, NM, TX, LA and 66 Tribes)
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Our Vision: “Harmony between People and the Land”
M. Darrel Dominick, State Conservationist, USDA – NRCS, Stillwater, OK
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The U.S. Geological Survey: Emerging Contamination Issues
Kim Winton, PhD, District Chief, Oklahoma Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey
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The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers: Pursuing Balance
Stephen L. Nolen, Chief, Environmental Analysis and Compliance Branch Planning, Environmental, and Regulatory Division, Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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Section 7
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Moving Ideas Into Action
An Education Agenda
Mark Meo, PhD, Research Fellow, Science and Public Policy Program & School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science, University of Oklahoma
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A Research and Education Agenda
Will Focht, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political Science; Director of the Environmental Institute and the Environmental Science Graduate Program, Oklahoma State University
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